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The third book in the acclaimed series of critical studies of Bob Dylan by Paul Williams once again turns the microscope on the continuing evolution of rock's master singer and songwriter. After focuding on the start and roots of the Never Ending Tour, Williams surveys work in 1990 and the 1997 TIme Out Of Mind and 2001 Love & Theft albums. There's also an essay on a fine example of a Never Ending Tour Show in 1998. Paul Williams's writing about Bob Dylan has been praised by such distinguished Dylan fans as Sam Shepard, Jerry Garcia and Allen Ginsberg. One member of Dylan's band says he found reading William's books on Dylan helpful when he first joined the band and needed to become more familiar with his boss's huge output of work.

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Biography: film, television & music
Rock & pop
1941-
Criticism and interpretation
Dylan, Bob,
General
Genres & Styles - Rock
History & Criticism - General
Music
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